A position measured in footsteps to Southland defines daily life, where retail, last-minute essentials, evening meals, cinema and transport all sit moments from the door, while Cheltenham Village unfolds just beyond, bringing a layer of independent cafes, casual dining and wine bars into easy reach.
Ground-floor ease underpins a layout that favours simplicity and excellent proportions. Living and dining extend across a generous, uninterrupted span, where broad windows draw light deep into the room and establish a setting that feels open and inherently liveable.
The kitchen is arranged with purpose, with a breakfast bar creating a subtle threshold between preparation and the main domain. A Haier 4-burner gas cooktop and Electrolux oven are paired with extensive cabinetry, delivering a workspace that is practical, durable and quietly capable.
Accommodation is defined by scale and storage. The main bedroom is notably oversized, with full-height robes and an integrated desk forming a continuous wall of joinery that supports both rest and productivity. A second bedroom follows the same approach, maintaining consistency throughout. Both are fitted with electric external blinds, offering effortless control over privacy and light.
Fully tiled and straightforward in its execution, the bathroom incorporates laundry facilities without compromise, keeping the footprint streamlined and easy to manage.
Gas heating and a dedicated car space complete the picture, though the strength of the home lies in its walkability. Southland delivers immediate convenience, while Cheltenham Village introduces a more considered pace, with both Southland Station and Cheltenham Station both close at hand, with morning coffee and an easy dinner never far away.
For more information about this sun-filled apartment contact Jodie Bond or David Fallon at Buxton Sandringham.
